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Impartial advice service is there to help
Residents will continue to have access to free, independent and confidential advice thanks to a new agreement.
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Easter fun with serious message for young people
A range of free activities for the young people of the district has been organised for the Easter school break.
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Consent for current governance structure to remain
Consent has been given for Folkestone & Hythe District Council to retain its existing decision-making system.
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Help shape the future of council services
Folkestone & Hythe District Council wants to know how it can make access to its services easier and more convenient.
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Anti-litter poster competition launched
Folkestone & Hythe District Council is asking young artists to support a campaign encouraging people to do the right thing and put their litter in the bin.
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Making fly-tippers and litter culprits pay the price
Residents and visitors who blight the district’s environment will face tougher consequences from next week.
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Early plan for Kent's local government reorganisation
Leaders of councils across Kent have submitted an interim plan for how local government could be reorganised in the county.
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One step closer to a brighter future for Folkestone
A major step forward has been reached in the Folkestone – A Brighter Future project with the announcement of a start date for the scheme and a planned engagement event.
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Go ahead for new affordable green homes in Hythe
Twenty-six new homes are to be provided in Hythe as part of the council’s pledge to provide more affordable, energy efficient homes in the district.
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Call out for community interest in buying library building
Community organisations have been invited to “express interest” in purchasing the former library building in Grace Hill, Folkestone.
